Noun:

बळीचा बकरा,

scapegoated's Usage Examples:

This is blamed on the pacifist Major Brogan, who is scapegoated as a Thal spy.

Suckers have historically been scapegoated for human environmental destruction and their impacts on popular fish.

Perhaps you have been the golden child and also scapegoated.

Some members of the press reported that Dunn had been scapegoated.

The most popular of these theories was that Marsh was scapegoated in a campaign against throwing and was a soft target because of his race.

from fans and the media after the Cubs" loss in the series, as he was scapegoated for the continuation of the team"s then 95-year championship drought.

The book argues that artists have been scapegoated by those advocating censorship, as a method of deflecting debate away.

for its nationalization, while Mayer argued that the company had been scapegoated by the NDP.

He wrote that many of the artists often scapegoated in conversations about the subgenre do not actually mumble, which "is.

North America native "rough fish" such as suckers have historically been scapegoated for human environmental destruction and its impacts on popular fish species.

According to scholarship, he was certainly an ineffective ruler but unfairly scapegoated by the chronicles for the fall of the empire, whose decline predated.

discovered by the French colonial officials in Tahiti and the Raiatean nobles scapegoated two Americans residents Joseph Jordan and Thomas Croft and a native named.

Despite his probable innocence, Warner was scapegoated and never played for Villa again.